Open Razer The past present and future
summary
OpenRazer provides a fully open Linux stack that controls Razer peripherals and now supports 175+ devices supported, letting users change RGB, DPI, polling rate and other device-specific features. It uses a kernel driver + daemon + Python library architecture, with a C++ Qt front end and community PRs adding most device support. Ongoing work adds integration tests with a fake driver to enable refactoring and reduce kernel-side code while keeping existing devices working.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:33What is OpenRazer?
- 2:14Architecture
- 3:55The history
- 8:15Linux distributions
- 9:15The future
- 16:23How you can help
- 22:59The ecosystem
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